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20152021
most citedPrecised approximations in elliptic homogenization beyond the periodic setting

15 citations · 19 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

cs.CE20212 cited

Representative volume elements for matrix-inclusion composites -- a computational study on periodizing the ensemble

Matti Schneider, Marc Josien, Felix Otto

We investigate volume-element sampling strategies for the stochastic homogenization of particle-reinforced composites and show, via computational experiments, that an improper trea…

math.AP2020

The annealed Calderon-Zygmund estimate as convenient tool in quantitative stochastic homogenization

Marc Josien, Felix Otto

This article is about the quantitative homogenization theory of linear elliptic equations in divergence form with random coefficients. We derive gradient estimates on the homogeniz…

math.AP20191 cited

Quantitative homogenization for the case of an interface between two heterogeneous media

Marc Josien, Claudia Raithel

In this article we are interested in quantitative homogenization results for linear elliptic equations in the non-stationary situation of a straight interface between two heterogen…

math.AP201815 cited

Precised approximations in elliptic homogenization beyond the periodic setting

Xavier Blanc, Marc Josien, Claude Le Bris

We consider homogenization problems for linear elliptic equations in divergence form. The coecients are assumed to be a local perturbation of some periodic background. We prove $W^…

math.AP2018

Decomposition and pointwise estimates of periodic Green functions of some elliptic equations with periodic oscillatory coefficients

Marc Josien

This article is about the -periodic Green function of the multiscale elliptic operator , where

math.AP2016

From the Newton equation to the wave equation : the case of shock waves

Xavier Blanc, Marc Josien

We study the macroscopic limit of a chain of atoms governed by the Newton equation. It is known from the work of Blanc, Le Bris, Lions, that this limit is the solution of a nonline…